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 1    I,  I  |        the end of his muscular arm, watching with a complacent
 2    I,  I  |      Any.”~She took him by the arm, and turning again toward
 3    I,  I  |        would skin a snake. The arm appeared, white, plump,
 4    I,  II | Countess had risen, taking the arm of her neighbor; the Count
 5    I,  III|     the front of the body, one arm in the air, with the hand
 6    I,  IV |      leaning on her daughter’s arm, entered and looked around
 7   II,  I  |       place.”~So they set out, arm in arm, toward the Champs-Elysees.
 8   II,  I  |        So they set out, arm in arm, toward the Champs-Elysees.
 9   II,  II |       leaned on Olivier’s free arm, and they returned, walking
10   II,  II |       returned, leaning on his arm, he said to her:~“I have
11   II,  II |      the elbow and pressed her arm, so that she could not escape
12   II,  II |   mourning!”~He had passed his arm under that of the young
13   II,  II |       as if the contact of her arm and the satisfaction of
14   II,  III|        heart throb against his arm.~When he was alone he asked
15   II,  IV |      with a lovely girl on his arm? Every possessor of a woman
16   II,  V  |        seized him again by the arm and, tightening her hold
17   II,  V  | crossed the two drawing-rooms, arm in arm, like a newly-married
18   II,  V  |      two drawing-rooms, arm in arm, like a newly-married pair.~“
19   II,  VI |     horse, to seize her by the arm and drag her away, and say
20   II,  VI |        subsided he offered his arm to the Duchess, while the
21   II,  VI |   speak of her.~So he took his arm.~“You are not going home
22   II,  VI |         and holding him by the arm, sure of being able soon
23   II,  VI |     still held Musadieu by the arm, and once or twice attempted